Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-12
!. B. Brown-compelling pawnbrokers to fur.

SiSU, Assessor, us
trict Attorney, 5000; Public Administrator.
fees: Superintendent Public Schools 5000.
Brusie-An Act TO amend Section rs of the
Penal Code, in relation to jury fees Grand and
trial jurors to receive 81 per day from the first
day OF their appearance until their final dis
charge and though excused from day to day,
to be allowed these fees
Coombs-Repealing the section of the Code
relative to roads and highways and amending
other sections.
Ohleyer-Amending the Penal Code by add
ing a new section. No. $780, for the punishment
of contempt of Court Once convicted of con-
Ohleyer-Amending the Civil Code relative to
the manner of commencing civil actions and
the service of summons therein.
Morgan-Amending the Political Code rela-
tive to the division OF road districts by Boards
of Supervisors, and defining the manner in
which it shall be done.
Carroll-Amending the Code of Civil Proceed
IRE relative to the time and holding of sessions
of the Superior Court.
matchmaking an Act entitled Gan Act
to appropriate money for the support of aged
they are subject to the order of the Court, and
% cents per mile for travelling from their place
of residence to the Courthouse"
Brusie-To add a clause to Sect on 1900 of the
Civil Code, relative to wills executed by married
women, as follows: A will executed by mar
ried woman, who afterwards becomes widow,
is revoked upon subsequent marriage
Carroll-To provide for the payment of the
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ice performed by him while Second Lieuten-
ant of Company F, Second Infantry Regiment,
Second Brigade, N. G. C.-s70S 35.
McGowan-Relatiye to the power and duties
of highway officers to the appointment and oath
and bond of road masters and road overseers.
=Brusie-An Act amendatory of the Code of
Civil Procedure, by adding new section, TO
be known as Section 1SiS authorizing corpora
tions to act as executors and administrators
Alexander-To p Divide for certain improve
ments at Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum.
Runson-For the better protection of settlers
On the public lands, and the encouragement of
persons desiring of settling thereon.
MISUNDERSTANDING sections of the Code
relative to roads and highways.
misunderstanding the Civil Code relative
to the time for entering judgments in Justices
Court. Must be entered within ten days from
the close of the trial.
COMMUNICATING the Penal Code relating
TO the removal of criminal actions before trial.
Runson-Relatiye to the holding of Superior
Courts by Superior Judges of other counties, and
providing for their actual expenses
EllswOrth-To amend the codes providing for
work upon streets, lanes, alleys, courts and
sidewalks and for the construction of sewers
within municipalities.
Notwithstanding Section 1911 of the Civil
Code, relating to the subsection of homesteads
to execution.
Varel-Amending Sections 11S3 and 11S7 of
the Code of Civil Procedure, relative to liens of
mechanics and Others.
Taylor-Amending and adding new sections
10 the tOut OF tlNH 1TOceutlTe, anu
regulating actions against the State.
Coombs-Amending Section 2955 of the Civil
Code relating to chattel mortgages
Coombs-Amending Section 532 of the Penal
Code, relative to the crime of obtaining money
and property under false pretenses.
CoombS-Amending Section ISL of the Civil
Code, relative to the taking of acknowledge
ments.
Mathews of Tehama-To establish a branch
Normal School in the northern portion of the
State, to be call the Northern Branch State
Normal School of California, Tor the training
and educating of teachers in the art of instruct
ing and governing i'll the public schools of this
State.
Mathews of Misunderstanding Section 1906
of the Political Code concerning returns for
Governor and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Cooley-To prevent persons from unlawfully
using or wearing the badge of the Grand Army
of the Republic OF this State. Making it mis-
demeanor punishable with fine and imprison-
ment.
Lewis-Providing for the payment of the
clam of J. f. Garothome for 1914.
Cohen-To protect the manufacturing inter
estS of the State.
Notwithstanding Section 2l1 of the county
Lewis-To pay the claim of Jessie A. Garland,
sl12.
Lewis-To pay the claim of Edward ]. Smith,
$50.
Vincent-To appropriate sl32 60 to meet the
deficiency in the appropriation for the costs and
expenses of suits where the State is party in
interest tOr the tnlrty-tlttn ilScal year.
Lewiston the relief of J. C. Doherty, s5i5 81.
Spurgeon-Amending Section 79l, Political
Code, relative to the appointment Of Notaries
Public.
mountaineering Sections 3 and 76S of the
Act providing for the organization, incorpora-
ton and government OF municipal corpor-
atoms.
Bost-An Act to promote irrigation and regu-
lating the distribution of water used therefor.
Experimenting Section SS3 of the Penal
Code, relative to the return of dispositions by a
magistrate to the superior Court when a de-
fendant has been held to answer.
Regan-To provide for the better protection
and security of life and property in the use of
steam boilers.
Experimenting Section 500 of the Penal
Code, relative to the taking and Authorization
of testimony on examinations in criminal cases,
and to provide for the fees to be paid therefor.
Currey-AmendingS Section 600 of the Code of
OWL Procedure, relative to property exempt
MISUNDERSTANDING the payment of the
expenses and costs of the trial of persons
charged with the violation of the laws for the
preservation OF fish in the navigable waters of
the State.
Mountaineering Section 26i2 of the Political
Code and to add two new sections thereto, to be
numbered 2s46 and 26i7. relative to the classifi-
cation of counties for highway purposes and
the election and appointment of Road Over
seers.
Notwithstanding Section $50 OF the Penal
Code, relative to the preservation of fish.
of the claim of c.. c. Rachford ex-Sherif of
Modoc county.
Notwithstanding Section 1865 of the Code of
Civil Procedure, relative TO letters of Admins
tration, to whom and the order in which they
are granted.
Notwithstanding Section 1865 of the Code
of Civil Procedure, relative to the order of per-
sons entitled to administer the estates of de-
ceased persons.
Barton-To provide an additional Judge of
the Superior Court OF the county OF San Bernar-
dino.
Brooks-To regulate the practice of law in
Police Courts and Police judges Courts in in
corporated cities, and to prescribe who may
practice therein. Requiring all such practi-
TONERS to be regularly admitted to practice by
the Supreme Court.
Mathews of San Benito-To appropriate 81, 6i5
to pay the claim of William Gutenberger for loss
sustained by the destruction of mechanics tools
and property at the Branch State Prison at Fol-
som.
Brooks-To prevent running, Gaping and So
Letting for attorneys at law in or around Police
Courts or city prisons in incorporated cities and
counties.
Notwithstanding the Political Code by add
ing Section 1889, relative to the powers of Boards
of Supervisors to impose license tax and provide
for the collection thereof.
Runson introduced a concurrent resolution
favoring the election of United States Senator
by the popular vote Of the peoD'e. Referred to
the Committee on Federal Relations.
Lawrence offered resolution to the effect
that the San Francisco delegation be constituted
a committee and allowed a clerk at a per diem
of IS. Referred to the Committee on Attaches.
Shanahan offered resolution instructing
the Judiciary Committee to investigate the Chi
nese problem and devise some means of effect
ing their deportation. Adopted
A resolution was passed authorizing the Ser
ntat-Arms to receipt to the Controller for
the per diem of the members.
Mathews of San Benito presented several pc
titions from the citizens of MERGED county rela-
tive to the boundary line between that county
and San Benito. The petitions were referred to
the Committee on Counties and County Bound
aries, to be considered in connection with bill
upon that subject introduced by Mr.. Mathews.
Granger proposed a constitutional amend
ment relative 10 the organization ofthe Supreme
Court, providing for an additional department
thereof and otherwise enlarging its efficiency.
At $50 p. NJ. the House adjourned.
DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL CAUCUS.
The Democratic members of the Legislature
met in the As emily chamber last evening for
the purpose of caucusing upon the United States
Senatorship. Senator Langford placed Senator
Yell of Mendocino in nomination for Chairman,
and he was unanimously chosen. Assembly,
man Lawrence was elected Secretary. On roll
call, it was found that nineteen of the faithful
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